Someone put Apple's M1 chip inside of an iMac
It works surprisingly well despite a few drawbacks
FedEx will invest $2 billion to become fully carbon-neutral by 2040
New delivery truck purchases will be all-electric by 2030
Apple TV puts its spin on the old-time radio thriller with 'Calls'
Radio you can watch?
Netflix launches Fast Laughs, a TikTok-style comedy feed for subscribers
A new feature to keep subscribers watching longer
Google promises to stop selling your browsing history to advertisers
FLoC-based advertising puts users in groups so the group is targeted rather than the individual
SpaceX's first lunar tourist is inviting eight people to fly around the Moon
Always wanted to go to space? Here's your chance
TSMC reportedly auctioning off excess wafer capacity, despite backlog of orders
Someone just paid a 15%-20% premium
Google discontinues Cardboard VR viewer after nearly seven years
Cardboard was an important piece of the modern VR story
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HARDWARE
NASA's Mars Perseverance rover uses the same CPU as 1998 iMac
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CAR TECH
Volvo will only sell all-electric
vehicles by 2030 -
GAMING
EA delays Need for Speed by a year, reassigns Criterion to Battlefield 6
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CREEPY OR COOL?
Deep Nostalgia service brings
old photos to life -
ELECTRONICS
Glowing OLED tattoos could do
more than look good -
TRADE WAR
China turns to Japan, avoiding US semiconductor restrictions
Intel told to pay $2.2 billion in patent infringement lawsuit
One of the largest awards ever seen in a patent trial
Micron adds a $490 4TB model to its Crucial X6 portable SSD series
There's also a new 500GB budget variant for less demanding users
Valve co-founder Gabe Newell led a team at Microsoft that ported what game to Windows 95?
Yes, Gaben is an old Microsoftie.
AMD keeps chipping away at Intel in latest Steam survey, more gains for Ampere
The RTX 3070 remains absent
Apple's closed software ecosystem can be the perfect hiding spot for elite hackers
Tight security can be a double-edged sword
Epic Games acquires parent company of Fall Guys developer Mediatonic
Studio is already looking to do some collaboration
Hacker improves GTA Online load times by 70 percent with a simple DLL
PoC fixes Rockstar's seven-year-old inefficient loading routine
NASA's Mars Perseverance rover uses the same CPU as Apple's iMac from 1998
Ruggedness and reliability above all else
TSMC will produce 3nm chips by year's end with Apple as its partner
Apple is hoping its 3nm gamble pays off
Microsoft moves a few steps backward before they can move the Internet of Things forward
AI appliances and improved connectivity for IoT
Nintendo reaffirms plans to halt production of Super Mario Bros. 35th anniversary products later this month
Time is running out to grab Nintendo's Super Mario Bros. 35th anniversary products
Sony to halt movie and TV purchases and rentals on the PlayStation Store this summer
Sony is moving away from video purchases on the PlayStation Store
Snapdragon 888 SoC integrates 5G, is coming to your next Android flagship smartphone
Qualcomm pushes mobility forward with latest Snapdragon
EA delays Need for Speed by a year, reassigns Criterion Games to Battlefield 6
DICE gets a helping hand for its upcoming, highly anticipated shooter
Intel discontinues Performance Tuning Protection Plan (PTPP) service
The program offered a rare and unprecedented peace of mind to overclockers
Volvo will only sell all-electric vehicles by 2030, is moving all EV sales to online-only model
Is the writing on the wall for combustion engines?
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